TOP 10 BEST BUSHCRAFT GEAR THAT LAST FOREVER
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- TOP 10 BEST BUSHCRAFT GEAR THAT LAST FOREVER
Are you looking for the best bushcraft gear and gadgets on Amazon of 2020? These are some of the coolest bushcraft gear and gadgets we found so far:
✅1. Frost River Hudson Bay Bushcraft Hatchet
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✅2. Titan Paracord SurvivorCord - Multi-Purpose Utility Wire, and Waterproof Fire Tinder.
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✅3. Tops Knives El Chete Rocky Mountian Tread Bushcraft machete
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✅4. TETON Sports Scout 3400 Internal Frame Backpack; High-Performance Backpack for Bushcraft, Backpacking, Hiking, Camping
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✅5. Titan SurvivorSteel Ferrocerium Fire-Starter
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✅6. Stansport Cast Iron Cook Set - Pre Seasoned
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✅7. Tops Knives Overlander 2 Bushcraft knife
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Bushcraft is the art of surviving and thriving in the great outdoors, and by using the right tools and having the knowledge of your surroundings you can enjoy your wilderness adventures.
But finding the best bushcraft gear is not an easy task which makes upgrading your equipment a real challenge.
We covered a comprehensive list of bush craft gear and tools that we would suggest is the minimum for a comfortable, safe and productive trip.
Today we’ll be taking a look at some of the best bushcraft gear and tools available on the market right now.
The right gear in your backpack can literally save your life. If the worst day of your life happens to be a survival situation, then you’d better be stocked with the best gear available. When it comes to the latest and greatest survival gear, it’s important to do your research and make sure you have the right tool for the job.
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Are you looking for the best bushcraft gear and gadgets on Amazon of 2020? These are some of the coolest bushcraft gear and gadgets we found so far:
✅1. Frost River Hudson Bay Bushcraft Hatchet
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✅2. Titan Paracord SurvivorCord - Multi-Purpose Utility Wire, and Waterproof Fire Tinder.
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✅3. Tops Knives El Chete Rocky Mountian Tread Bushcraft machete
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✅4. TETON Sports Scout 3400 Internal Frame Backpack; High-Performance Backpack for Bushcraft, Backpacking, Hiking, Camping
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✅5. Titan SurvivorSteel Ferrocerium Fire-Starter
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✅6. Stansport Cast Iron Cook Set - Pre Seasoned
Stansport Cast Iron Cook Set
✅7. Tops Knives Overlander 2 Bushcraft knife
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On the presentation of your video, cam you tell me the name of that back pack?
Who makes the knives and backpack that are shown on the thumbnail?
What's the name of the backpack in the thumbnail?
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“El Chete” is Spanish for... THE Chete, huh? Wow. Thanks for that lesson in language and culture!
Im mexican, and the original mexican word is, MACHETE. I think CHETE is the American NIK NAME, and I like it.
El Nino is Spanish for THE Nino ))
El Tardo is spanish for the THE Tardo.
uhhh, more like short for Machete. You're welcome.
I love the chris Farley reference!
Was I the only one cringing when the guy was using the blade of his axe to strike the ferro rod?
NO!
Kind of, but it looked like one of those garbage gerber ones so whatever...
@@petrosspetrosgali hahahaha touche
HA!!! That is EXACTLY why I went to the comments!!! Great, you have a fire but you just trashed your cutting tool... so bad LOL
I know me too but I was also cringing when the guy with the Paracord used it to tie up a tiny bundle of twigs small enough to just grab with his hand
"We vary the finish from knife to knife" so that every knife is unique. Is that salesman talk for "we can't put a consistent finish on our knives"?
thats knife comes from tops a well known and respected knife brand. they dont go cheap and yes the finish can be inconsitent but that doesnt have anything to do with quality
Kind of funny...."called 'MARKETING' I think
Not only did that dude ruin the edge on his axe, he totally ruined the heat treat. No excuse to strike your ferro rod w the edge of any knife or axe. Oh and you eat thru your ferro rod much too fast. That ruined the whole vid for me, lol
Ya I dont think the guy knows what he's talking about
It would screw up the edge for sure and that made me cringe, however it wouldn't be hot enough for long enough nor widespread enough to effect the heat treat. I always use the back of my knife (90 degree spine) to strike a ferro usually with the pullback method it uses bigger muscles than a factory striker (so you can do it even with cold fingers) and you get great hot sparks and fire in one trike if you prepare tinder correctly/
Ruined the heat treat? How
The most important peice of bushcraft equipment comes from a dollar store.
Seat belt cushion covers. Pop them over your rucksack shoulder straps on those 2 to 3 days trips when your carrying a heavy pack, a bit of extra padding👍
Nice!
He takes the survival out of his rucksack with such love and reverence
Oh wow, another infomercial selling things that are supposed to last forever to mall ninjas who will be bored of it in 3 months. Fantastic.
While it is definitely what you say, and is additionally a click bate video. There were some pretty good blades in the video. Tops knives are pretty good knives. While personally I like Benchmade knives the most.
Exactly. But they called it buschcraft so it's legit.
@@craze4legos Never used either brand so I have no opinion on them. I use a Jaakaripukko or Martinnii fixed blade with either a Boker or EKA pocket knife.
It’s called click bait people!
Thanks. Goodbye to this
This just a (Badly) edited video of manufacturer advertising... The thumbnail is also deceptive, as I was interested in seeing the 2 Sheaths on the knives in it, but they weren't even featured... There's no commentary other than the manufacturers during the segments, there's no form of review to this... I'm surprised you have not been hit for Fair Usage and Copyright Strikes... Take a downvote...
JetsetUK, the two knives on the left were made by Brazilian knifenaker Joao Alexander Voss, you can find him on facebook
@@mlopezrossi Thank you... some one else on another comment told me who the maker is... I have already joined his Facebook group and spoken with him... :o)
Thanks for letting me know about infomercial
好齐全的工具！学习了～谢谢！
Please tell me what brand of backpack is on the cover photo?
thank you
Titan, if your going to sell some gear get people who know how to use the gear. No one who has a clue how to use a feroceum rod would strike it like their chopping wood, not only is it not effective it's good way to loose a finger and to drastically shorten the life of your feroceum rod.
Yes true but more importantly is not drawing the knife towards your chest when cutting the paracord, cut away from yourself.
I always remember to pack my 20 pound cast iron survival skillet with me on my long backpacking trips. I am making a personal recommendation to everyone who has ever gone on long trips over steep and rocky terrain to never forget your cast iron skillet. These skillets double as cooking ware and a survival weapon. You never know when you will need to kill a bear and then cook it.
Never know when you'll have to go Samwise Gamgee on some orcs.
I always bring a 40lb cast iron skillet especially over rocky steep, slippery terrain - doubles as a crazy carpet.
Lmao
El Chete looks pretty damn fine.
I saw a review by PREPAREDMIND 101 and I gad to have one, but it's pricey, $204. I bit thd bullet and bought one thru Bladehq. You will not be disappointed. It is so awesome in any aspect, I could not put it down. The kydex sheath is surprisingly good, & it's incredible that it's included in the price. Buy El Chete once, cry once, then enjoy it the rest of your life. It's that excellent.
Excellent video.
What is that back pack in the thumb nail
For chopping you can’t beat a good Nepalese Khukri.
Yeeeeessss!
I use a phillipino polo machete I picked up in P I in ' 75 . they made them out of the leaf springs of old cars and trucks .hasn't let me down yet . I paid 2 dollars for it and it has a waterbuffalo horn handle .
Lol. There is no knife that will chop half as efficiency as a good hatchet.
Chainsaw
What's the name of the green canvas bugout bag in the pic. I didn't see a description of it.
I also want to know!
The teton backpack isn't terrible I've used mine for many years, but the velcro back adjustment will come unstuck after a while nothing a zip tie didn't fix
Nice video, good tips! Congratulations!
link for the cast iron kit???
I love gear that's made to last ..
Great tools coverage. Quality
🤦♂️ wtf was the ferro rod, sharp edge of the axe. Bushcraft pro right there.
Yup. Saw that, too.
Yeah that was like nails on a chalkboard.
I guess they didn't know or plan to refinish the blade after every fire?
When they say mil spec civilians say oooh,. Veterans say BS
TY, great info. I like my Fiskars Norden!
Tops OV78 Overlander 2 is $104 of $10 worth of 1095 steel, & $10 handle. All because it says Tops !
That "Titan Survival Gear" surely knows how to make it sound like an average product of theirs, that you can get the same but cheaper, somehow is super superior to anything.
I mean, if you already are carrying a fishing hook like that around with you, you can carry some damn line as well. And you are already carrying paracord, there's no need to have it on your ignition steel as well.
Cool bushcraft gear and tools....but nothing last forever :)
As long as it outlasts you, it doesn't matter.
This channel is just some guy introducing ads and trying to leech off Amazon affiliate links. Ridiculous... Make sure you down vote this channel...
Fantastic vid!
The special 25 degree grind means you will be carrying multiple solutions one for the normal 20 degree and for the TOPS 25 degree grind! I have TOPS and they make a great products but you will need to have a solution to maintain your TOPS blades beyond the conventional 20 degree grind!
Cool blade. Rediculous price. I'll make one.
What is the backpack on the ad?
Nice video my friend @keepgoing 👌
Does anyone know the knife in the
thumb nail
Does anyone know what kind of backpack is in the thumbnail?
Soooo, what is that knife on the thumbnail ?
Exactly the reason i started watching this vid.
Looks like a Morakniv
Like Brat Brat says the one on the Rucksack looks like a MoraKniv Robust Grey\Black Handle, standard green sheath... as for the 2 other knives in the Thumbnail, I don't have a clue and they're why I watched the vid... then left a critical comment and a a downvote as they aren't featured...
Its a brazilan knife. VCA Knives.
@@adrianodovalle1095 Thank you!! I have now found him on Facebook... :o)
Wow! Nice 💯👍👍👍
Like the way that limb in the opening was already half cut through before he took it off with one whack . or weren't we supposed to see that .
Something you didn't mention is a good Merino wool blanket. When people are found dead, its mostly from lack of shelter. Frozen or roasted to death. Point is a good blanket can protect you from the elements so you can focus on finding help, water, and food.
It's not a How To video, nor is it a Review Vid... it's just some schmuck tacking Manufacturers Ad vids together (badly)... Sorry you got taken in by this as well...
@@jetsetuk i didn't say it was a how to video. I'm simply stating something actually useful. Sorry you couldn't understand that.
@@JoshuaBurton110213 but your good advice is lost in a video that is merely clickbait... I'm sorry you couldn't understand that.
It doesn't have to be merino wool it can be any type of wool including recycled wool as long as its ~80% or greater. Also one can easily construct a shelter and insulation from materials in the woods. A blankey can be useful though.
Lol @ the robotic entry.. love the visuals tho
The cartels are gonna love *el chete*
Nothing last for ever, unless GOD creates it!!!
So nothing then.
Un saludo para rosa melano
I like this.
Idc about other brands granfors brucks is the best when it comes to a axe
The items in the thumbnail are not in the video. Hope I saved you the heartache I had to experience.
because of its lightweight and short handle, a hatchet is the most dangerous tool to carry! better yet is a machete and folding saw for building and wood processing IMHO from experience
"El chete, which is spanish for THE chete" thanks for clarifying.
Machete
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Thanks 😊
You are missing a link to #6. Stansport Cast Iron Cook Set - Pre Seasoned
Stansport Cast Iron Cook Set.
Awesome gear
Super!
What’s the make and model of the pack in the thumbnail?
Bushcraft isn’t about what you carry it’s about what you don’t
Thumbnail backpack what’s name?
Only watched this video to find out about the backpack on the display picture, misleading and disappointing
When Hipsters go camping.
Nailed it🤣😂
what are the backpack on the cover called?
You know I don't mind the pure as of the products, but at least include the thumbnail items and show proper use of the items.
What brand and model is the backpack pictured on the title of this video?
Just a bunch of advertising created by the various manufacturers or importers. This guy is making money (a kickback) by advertising for Amazon. Honesty or integrity about the products is not a requirement.
I do not like paracord. I carry a 15ft climbing rope, a pair of 3 foot long climbing rope prussic loops, various pieces of cotton, or nylon clothes line, a bit of bank line, and always have my fishing kit, with its braided fishing line.
I carry a Mora companion, and a Mora robust. a 20in wetterlings, a laplander folding saw. My fishing kit, thats always with me also has a pair of game sheers to make life easy, and a multitool. I also have a tool roll thats not always with me, That has a froe blade, a 1/2in and 1in auger, a draw knife, and a few chisels.
I never understand paracord, poeple where always so hyped about how great it was but when i actually tried using it for a while it sucked. Was a pain to cut since you always had to singe the ends immediately to stop it separating and it stretched alot and knots you tied in it were pretty well permanent.
Who's gonna carry those pots and pans around during shtf ?
People who actually know their shit, and were prepared
A small solid pot is all you need in my opinion. Able to boil water or make soup is important.
El Niño, which is Spanish for... the Niño
Your title is fake
As soon as I heard that voice I was like "Nope."
Is it true that carbon steel will rapidly rust in a saltwater environment?
not rapidly, itll take some time to do some patina, then itll come rust in few hours, im a knife maker BTW, if your begging into knife making, look for hardened stainless steel its probably the best. hope ya find this useful
Even if you oil your carbon steel, seawater environment will eventually cause some rust.
@@dadadudu5241 rusting within a few hours is rapid in my book.
Downvote and ignored permanently due to clickbait alone.
Title of the video says "TOP 10..." but only featured 7....
05:49 Are you sure it is canvas? Doesn’t look like canvas, more nylon. I hope you know what canvas is...
Judging from the dude sparking the ferro rod with the cutting side of the hatchet, I doubt it
Sorry, but if you are going to spend 200 for Hatchet or 230 for a Machete... That pack is total Walmart POOP... For the money, you could not beat a legacy Arcteryx Acrux (40L or 50L) off Ebay. I mountain climbed, and used everything from a full McHale Dyneema (this is the best and most durable pack in the world, they are over $1000) backpack to the Arcteryx Acrux. Dollar for dollar the Arcteryx Acrux is the best. When I first got one, I thought I might need to put some Cordura on the bottom for an extra layer of protection, if you use the pack responsibly, it isn't necessary.... Even the ones for sale one Ebay that have been through hell and back look good and are fully functional. And if you can't swing a Full Dyneema Machale pack, if you hunt around, you can get one of his old Cordura ones... which are super bomb proof. I've gotten them for as cheap as $100... used them for 3 years and resold them for $200...
Great video, thanks for sharing. You featured some great products.
I just came for the comments🤣
I don't understand why people do this. Why don't you put all that crap inside the pack? Is it because you like the way it looks? Is it because you want people to see all your gear hanging off the outside of your pack?
Cast iron? really?! sure, for camping, but bushcrafting? maybe, but most would take lighter cookware over cast iron. i love it, but would not carry that stuff in my backpack. and using axe for striking ferro rod? madness ! i'd also like to point out that thicker blades aint fun to use in cooking or anywhere where precision is needed. i love my beckers, but i carry 5.5" old hickory as backup for those fine work (that and few moras and opinel folder :D ) . . .
A lot of issues with this video. Starting off at #1. Hudson Bay does make great products, but nothing with a wood handle "Lasts forever". In fact, only 2 or 3 items on this list have the potential to "Last forever" and that's only if you take excellent care of them (such as cast iron).
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What are the knives on the cover? We never saw those
Knives of the cover are from Brazilian knifemaker, Joao Alexander Voss (you can find his work on Facebook)
@@mlopezrossi thank you!
fireflies
Haha... That knife in the end... Why does all knife reviewers chop wood with them.. Thats not what they are made to do.....
Cual seria el costo de eso equipos Republica dominicana
Holy fuck! He was not sparking the ferro rod with the sharp side of the hatchet 😳
Wow a compilation of ads
Why get a chopping blade for $200 when a $14 hatchet works better and weighs less?
Eu quero comprar um equipamento desse mochila queria bem grande
Bushcrafting IS NOT getting expensive stuff!!!👎🤦♀️
I don´t know why you propose serial made knives and your cover photo has two hand made excellent survival knives from Joao Alexander Voss (a really talented and respected knifemaker from Brazil), is for get people intrested? Did you properly thanks for the image you took? or point who is the maker?
Obviously silently sponsored by Tops. Lol
Didn't see any of the items from the cover
Saw only one guy that knew how to cut wood in the infomercial, the others just hacked at it.
Clicked on video to see the knives with the sharpening stone on the knife sheath, no such luck.
Real waste of time
Definition of el chete is the chete... good to know lol
Dang it must suuuuuuuck to be a marketer when a ferrocium rod comes across the board. "uh, like, I guess... I mean shit, it's a firesteel. They're all made of the same stuff, fuck it, uhhhh hey I got it! Put a whistle on the handle, that'll show our competitors!"
Meanwhile, the guy in the factory that stamps out the rods that all different companies sell: 🤨
What bag was in the thumbnail ?
@Andersj_se on Instagram. He made the design
Every item you reviewed is unavailable on Amazon.
What's the backpack on the thumbnail?
That's what I was wondering and why I got clickbaited I guess. Love your channel name by the way 😂
Watched this for the knife in the thumbnail and its not even on the list...🤔🤔
Hey where is the knife in the thumbnail, Very disappointed.